To recreate a webpage layout in Webflow that includes a 3 x 3 grid of images with the original aspect ratio, along with a column on the right containing links and contact information, you can follow these steps:
1. Setting up the grid:
- Create a new section on your page where you want the grid to be.
- Set the section's display property to "grid" in the Style panel.
- Specify the number of columns and rows you want for the grid. In this case, set the grid to 3 columns and 3 rows.
- Adjust the gap between the grid items by setting the grid gap property.
2. Adding images to the grid:
- Inside the section, add a div block for each image you want to include in the grid.
- Set the div block's display property to "grid" as well to ensure consistent alignment.
- Since you want the images to maintain their original aspect ratio, make sure the div block's width and height are set to "auto".
- Now, you can add an image element inside each div block and adjust its styling, such as size, positioning, and any additional effects you may want.
3. Creating the right column:
- Add a new div block to the right of the grid section, outside of the grid display.
- Adjust the div block's width based on your desired design.
- Inside the div block, add text elements for the links and contact information you want to include. Customize the styling of these elements as per your design requirements.
4. Responsive design:
- To ensure your layout looks great on different devices, you need to set up responsive design.
- Use Webflow's responsive breakpoints to make adjustments for different screen sizes. For example, you may want the grid items to stack vertically on smaller screens.
- Adjust the width and height of the grid items, the column, and the text elements as needed for each breakpoint.
Remember to use Webflow's various styling options, such as flexbox, alignment, padding, and margin settings, to polish the layout further and make it visually appealing. Additionally, don't forget to preview and test your layout in the Webflow Designer and on different devices to ensure it looks and functions as expected.